Even Democrats have been leery about using the T word to denounce the Trump campaign’s dealings with Russia during and after the 2016 election. So it’s been left to Steve Bannon, of all people, to come out and call them “treasonous.

We stare at what was once a fully functioning utility vehicle, now a rusty hunk of junkyard scrap. Russell Daniels and his girlfriend Katie Cuddy, who own the vehicle and rent the property it’s resting on, seem more shocked than upset. Daniels points at the tires, which are now just puddles of liquid metal and coiled wires. “There’s just no trace of the tires,” he says indignantly. “That’s how hot it got.

So you’re looking for a significant other in the new year? Mark your calendar for the evening of Sunday, January 7, 2018 because it could be your best chance to find love. The first Sunday of the year is typically the busiest day of the year for online dating, earning it the nickname “Dating Sunday.” This year, Match predicts that the busiest minute of the night will occur precisely at 8:55 p.m. ET.

People have a tendency to think about straight men’s same-sex friendships as being superficial and having little emotional depth, centering instead on shared activities, which gives them a fleeting nature. It’s a stereotype, to be sure, but it’s alive and well on the internet, where it frequently prompts articles (like this one) about why men suck at maintaining their friendships.

Ask a man whether he thinks he’s good in bed and he’s probably going to say yes every time. Men are like that. Unfortunately, research suggests the opposite is true. A massive survey of 52,000 adults found that straight men experience the most frequent orgasms across the sexuality spectrum but provide the least, suggesting that us dudes are either unapologetically selfish or woefully uneducated.

We’ve already established that shower sex is dangerous. This time around, we’re here to safeguard another popular position: standing sex. Personally, I’m not a fan. In my experience, standing sex robs intercourse of its romantic simplicity and offers little benefit. But who knows, maybe I’m doing it wrong. Variety is the spice of life after all, so let’s not strike vertical sex off our list completely. Not yet at least.

I am by no means a sexy man. On dating apps, I dub my appearance “aggressively average.” That doesn’t mean I don’t put my best foot foward. For example, I have a remarkably weak chin, so I hide it beneath an obnoxious beard. My body is soft and dad-like, so I’ve covered it with tattoos. To hide my receding hairline, I wear a baseball cap almost everywhere.

No matter where or when you grew up, chances are you can remember a class bully. They are the mean kids, who love to put others down, physically or verbally, in order to feel supreme. Now, a new Canadian study by the University of Windsor has research suggesting those very manipulative and brash teenagers have more sex. The claim sounds sensible enough on the surface, and since bullying and sex are both hot topics, several media outlets have reported on the findings.

We learned a lot about sex in 2017, and we have science to thank. Among other things, researchers came one step closer to pinpointing the elusive “gay gene,” they found that being sexually active may change the way a woman’s immune system operates and they debunked the idea that pornography necessarily promotes sexism and misogyny. Let’s take a closer look at these and some of the other incredible things we learned about sex this year.

If a man is sexually and romantically interested in both men and women, you’d probably assume he’s bisexual. But you’d be wrong. According to Ritch C. Savins Williams, author of Mostly Straight: Sexual Fluidity Among Men, there is an orientation that resides between heterosexual and bisexual, an orientation he’s coined “mostly straight.” Per Williams, these men “embrace sexual ambiguity over neat and simple identity boxes.